Lets Restore A Vintage Jalousie Window

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • In this video I will show you how I restore a vintage jalousie window for your vintage trailer.
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Комментарии • 39

  • @rogermac358
    @rogermac358 Год назад +5

    The thing I always like about your videos is they have the feel of hanging out in a buddy's shop watching him teach you how to do something. A lot of overly slicked up video productions make me feel like I'm watching an actor play a part. Keep up the great work!

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад +4

      Thanks. I don't really like to watch too many scripted videos.

    • @billbrady3998
      @billbrady3998 Год назад +3

      Larry is the ORIGINAL travel trailer rebuilder. Can be mimicked, but not replaced.

  • @CatfishingwithCos
    @CatfishingwithCos Год назад +2

    I have been watching your videos and learning so much. I am renovating a 73 Holiday Vacationer and am about to tackle the windows. This information is invaluable right now so thank you for posting it.

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  26 дней назад

      How is your Vacationer coming along??

  • @donaldfrazier5244
    @donaldfrazier5244 Год назад +2

    Quality builds by Larry,thanks for showing us the correct way to rebuild these vintage trailers!

  • @DanTheManIOM
    @DanTheManIOM 26 дней назад

    HEHR also made windows for volkswagen campers, built by Westphalia.... handy to see this for my campers. One came with tinted plexiglass instead of glass.... had a fan in it too, like an old school bus....damn thing had to be super hot in the Carolinas !

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  26 дней назад

      I didn't know that. Thanks for the info. Those Westphlia campers were the bomb. Leave it to VW to come up with a camper you can't break very easily.

    • @DanTheManIOM
      @DanTheManIOM 25 дней назад

      @@mobiltec what's even more amazing is each window, replacement is like 450-500 dollars !! Thank you for the video, I posted it on FB in the split window bus SO-42 page I belong to. There were over 20 companies making conversions for those vw buses. FWIW.

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  25 дней назад

      @@DanTheManIOM Glad to help out.

  • @dawnbuteau6140
    @dawnbuteau6140 3 месяца назад

    Thanks so much for this video! I just bought a 1987 Holiday Rambler Monitor that has all jealousie windows. 7 to be exact. They are different than this window. They have the window Paine on each side that doesn’t open and the jealousie part opens in the center. I guess I got my work cut out for me. Praying I can do this.

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  3 месяца назад

      I have some videos on that too. Email me for the links. mobiltec@gmail.com

  • @vanlifebiker
    @vanlifebiker Год назад +1

    Bought us a Blackstone Griddle for the fishing trip. 😎👍

  • @user-tj3pr2ni3x
    @user-tj3pr2ni3x Год назад

    This is a fantastic video, so helpful Larry! We are about to restore our 1968 Utopia Panoramic travel trailer.

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад

      For more help check out my website. www.cannedhamtrailers.com

  • @paulahiggins4485
    @paulahiggins4485 10 месяцев назад

    Mine have screws on the end, that allows for easier glass removal.

  • @phillyflash43
    @phillyflash43 4 месяца назад

    I was hoping to learn the best way to fix the glass clips when they break off...

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  3 месяца назад

      That is a huge tuffy... I have heard of one person fabricating new ones. I have a video on how to remove and reinstall them properly and without hurting them.

  • @warrenjfr
    @warrenjfr Год назад

    Are there archives of 60's trailers plans? Love this video! I just acquired what I believe is a 67/68 Aristocrat LoLiner...

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад

      I have the exact duplicate of your trailer which is a 69 Siesta. I will be restoring it next after my 54 Jewel is complete. There are no plans for these trailers. Hopefully you have all the cabinets still. Great trailer. If you take a look at my recent videos I've been camping in it for a year now. Can't wait to restore it.

  • @rossse02
    @rossse02 Год назад +1

    Larry, curious about your property up in the desert with your friend years ago? Partnerships have a way of ruining friendships. Hope that didn't happen to you.

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад +1

      Steven if you are talking about that property I looked at about 8 or 9 years ago I never bought into it.

    • @rossse02
      @rossse02 Год назад

      That's probably it. You had a couple video's of you and your buddy fixing things in the house up there. Seems to me it was in the 29 Palms area?

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад

      @@rossse02 Yep I bought this place instead.

    • @rossse02
      @rossse02 Год назад

      Smart choice. What you have is special.

  • @phillipweisgerber7925
    @phillipweisgerber7925 Год назад

    Vintage trailer shop or Vintage trailer supply?

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад +2

      Vintage Trailer Gaskets is my favorite. They used to be called Vintage Trailer Shop but the name changed after the video was made. Vintage Trailer supply also sells window gaskets but I have found that most of them don't fit well.

    • @phillipweisgerber7925
      @phillipweisgerber7925 Год назад +1

      @@mobiltec thank you!

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад +1

      @@phillipweisgerber7925 No problem. I re-edited this video just because of that name change.

  • @johnm9614
    @johnm9614 Год назад

    Hello new subscriber here. I had a question for you? I just bought a 1967 cardinal and I went to open one of the windows and it opens but when I went to close it the knob on the operator comes off doesn’t shut the window I looked online but i can’t find the same operator knob I have. it looks like a butterfly knob I was wondering if a different knob would work

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад

      Hard to say without seeing what is going on there. The knobs are held in with a screw so it shouldn't just fall off the crank assembly. Let's start there. Are you missing the screw? And it would be much easier to communicate with me in email so you can send me a photo if need be. mobiltec@gmail.com I can tell you where to get a new knob if that is what you need. You can also get new crank assemblies if needed.

    • @johnm9614
      @johnm9614 Год назад

      It’s not the screw I noticed on the knob the thread that goes into the hole is broken so it doesn’t catch when you turn it to close just when it opens I have the trailer on my dad’s property so when I can I’ll email you a picture of it i appreciate your time thank you so much buddy

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад

      @@johnm9614 OK no problem. There are a few places that sell that hardware. I just need a photo. But in the mean time you might check with Vintage Trailer Supply. www.vintagetrailersupply.com

    • @johnm9614
      @johnm9614 Год назад

      Thank you again I been watching a lot of your videos and you been really helpful

  • @venidaniels4743
    @venidaniels4743 Год назад

    How do you replace the screen on that window? Thanks!

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад

      I happen to have a video on that subject. As long as you have the frame, you can replace the screen. Screen is available at any hardware store along with the rubber spline that holds it in place. You can get the pizza cutter looking tool to install the spline with there also. If you need the entire screen, there are many people out there who can make a new one for you. Glass companies can do that.

    • @venidaniels4743
      @venidaniels4743 Год назад

      @@mobiltec Thank you! Do you have a link to the video? I couldn’t find it. 😊

    • @mobiltec
      @mobiltec  Год назад

      @@venidaniels4743 Yes. It's on my website which you should take a look at. Here is the vid.... ruclips.net/video/LcoF9INJeh4/видео.html and here is my website. www.cannedhamtrailers.com